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  1. Census Bureau released July 1, 2023 metro area population estimates today: July 1, 2020: 7,168,723 July 1, 2021: 7,245,134 (1.1%) July 1, 2022: 7,370,464 (1.7%) July 1, 2023: 7,510,253 (1.9% in 1 year; 4.8% in 3 years) Someone on this board last year told us Houston's days of adding more people per year than Austin were coming to an end. There is still no evidence that day is in sight. Houston metro growth per year: '20-'21: 76,411 '21-'22: 125,330 '22-'23; 139,789 Austin metro growth per year: '20-'21: 58,499 '21-'22: 64,536 '22-'23: 50,105 Austin Metro estimates: July 1, 2020: 2,300,135 July 1, 2021: 2,358,634 (2.5%) July 1, 2022: 2,424,170 (2.7%) July 1, 2023: 2,473,275 (2.1% in 1 year; 7.5% in 3 years) DFW metro estimates: July 1, 2020: 7,666,418 July 1, 2021: 7,774,647 (1.4%) July 1, 2022: 7,947,439 (2.2%) July 1, 2023: 8,100,037 (1.9% in 1 year; 5.7% in 3 years)
  2. Shell has also been putting more emphasis on gaining revenue from non-fuel sales. Several years ago, they said they were aiming to get 50% of their revenue from non-fuel by 2025. And they have at least tested a "Shell Select" c-store model with a heavy focus on food.
  3. It makes me a bit sad (for you) that your disdain for the city to which you have chosen to return causes you to take that from what 004n063 wrote. He/She didn't say or imply any such thing.
  4. Per HCAD, there are 101 units. AMREIT already owns at least 22 of them. Another entity owns at least 6. AMREIT was purchased by Edens, the company that now also owns Uptown Park. It looks like AMREIT/Edens aims to buy the complex. (Typically, a majority vote can require all owners to sell.) On the other hand, it seems they haven't bought recently, so they (AMREIT) may have changed their mind. Seven units have sold in the past 2 years; AMREIT bought none of them.
  5. CultureMap/InnovationMap story from Friday reports on a study ranking the top tech cities in the US. The headline: "Houston Falls Behind Other Texas Cities In Report Ranking Best Tech Hubs". First sentence: " . . . Houston failed to crack the top 20 — unlike a few other Texas cities." Total focus on the negative. What is with Houston media (and Houstonians, in general)? One has to study the article and attached graphic pretty hard to discover that this report ranks Houston among the top 25 tech cities in the country (#22). I can't imagine media in any other city reporting it this way.
  6. The project described in the linked Instagram post is not part of the Texas Central project.
  7. I presume you meant across the street from JPMorgan Chase Tower on Travis.
  8. . I noted that too! This guy must be new here.
  9. Cool. But where are the restaurants and shops they say they are making space for? And is there a plan to relocate the Family Law Center?
  10. Renderings of work being done at Hobby
  11. And are they really reactivating bus stops? I noticed one of the deactivated stops last night. It still had the shelter and a sign, but the sign said the bus stop was closed.
  12. I'm guessing you have it correct. FWIW, public officials VERY rarely make any comment at all in response to public comments (i.e., the board's silence tells us absolutely nothing). Those "pro-transit" Reddit commenters do not reflect well on the pro-transit community.
  13. International Traffic Report: DECEMBER 2023: Bush Intercontinental: 1,048,813 (up 12.9% from 2022) Hobby International: 76,903 (up 2.9% from 2022) Houston Total: 1,125,716 (up 12.2% from 2022) DFW: 1,034,614 (up 12.4% from 2022) San Antonio: 68,190 (up 25.9% from 2022) CY 2023: Bush Intercontinental: 11,589,918 (up 21.5% from 2022) Hobby International: 974,099 (up 6.6% from 2022) Houston Total: 12,564,017 (up 20.2% from 2022) DFW: 11,156,658 (up 14.0% from 2022) San Antonio: 621,321 (up 11.8% from 2022)
  14. New D West Pier, posted by Bush Airport on their Facebook page.
  15. I've always loved this building. The salon is not the best use of the property, in my opinion. It could make a very lovely cafe.
  16. It was the opposite. What is now called Corebridge was formerly a division of AIG and was spun off into a separate stand-alone company (headquartered in Houston).
  17. Scanlan Fountain (Sam Houston Park, downtown) Smith Fountain (Smith at Clay, downtown) Hermann Square (City Hall, downtown) Main Street Square (downtown) Tranquility Park (downtown) Jones Plaza (downtown) Downtown Aquarium water table (downtown) Downtown Aquarium water wall (downtown) Cotswold #2, Preston @ Louisiana (downtown) Cotswold #3, Preston @ Market Square (downtown) Cotswold #4, Preston @ Main (downtown) turned off Cotswold #5, Preston @Main (downtown) turned off Cotswold #6, Preston @ San Jacinto (downtown) Cotswold #7, Preston @ Caroline (downtown) Cotswold #8, Preston @ Crawford (downtown) Cotswold #9, Prairie @ Travis (downtown) Misttree (Discovery Green, downtown) Water jet table (Discovery Green, downtown) 1100 Louisiana fountain (downtown) Wells Fargo Plaza water wall (downtown) Sesquicentennial Park (downtown) Wortham Fountain (Buffalo Bayou Park) Mecom Fountain (Museum District) Wortham Park fountain (Medical Center) Medical Center Commons water wall (Medical Center) HMNS sundial fountain (Museum Disrict) HMNI floating sphere fountain (Museum District) Hermann Park Reflecting pool fountain (Museum District) Hermann Park McGovern Lake fountain (Museum District) George Hermann statue fountain (Museum District) Midtown Square (midtown) South Main Baptist (midtown) Bloch Cancer Survivors Plaza fountain (Museum District) MFAH entry plaza fountain (Museum District) MFAH outdoor dining fountain (Museum District) Caruth Plaza fountain 1 (NRG Park) Brockman Hall for Physics (Rice U) Jones College Fountain (Rice U) Brochstein Pavilion fountain (Rice U) Jamail Plaza (Rice U) Charlotte Allen Fountain (Baldwin Park, midtown) The Transco Waterwall (Uptown) Hidalgo Park fountain (Uptown) Post Oak Central fountain (Uptown) Uptown Park fountain (Uptown) Royal Sonesta (Uptown) Lakes on Post Oak (Uptown) America Tower (Allen Parkway) Amli (?) apartments (Allen Parkway) Humble Tower hotel building fountain (downtown) Market Square 9/11 fountain (downtown) Cotswold #12, Congress @ Market Square (downtown) Root Memorial Square (downtown) Sisters of Charity Park (downtown) Contemporary Arts Museum (Museum District) Christ Church Cathedral (downtown) Cullen Plaza Fountain (UH) MD Anderson Library fountain (UH) The Williams Fountain (HBU) Farish Hall fountain (UH) Regency Square Fountainview 1 Fountainview 2 Fountainview 3 Waterway Square fountain 1 (The Woodlands) Market Street Square fountain (The Woodlands) Woodlands Waterway fountain (The Woodlands) Waterway Square fountain 2 (The Woodlands) City Centre Plaza fountain (City Centre) Peggy's Point Plaza (Midtown) Hobby Airport (Hobby) Kingwood entrance fountains (Kingwood) The Fountains Shopping Center (Stafford) NRG Park South Main fountains (NRG Park) Memorial Hermann (Medical Center) Baylor College of Medicine (Medical Center) MD Anderson on Holcombe Blve (Medical Center) MD Anderson at MD Anderson and Holcombe -Leroy Melcher Jr Memorial Fountain (Medical Center) Asia Society Texas (Museum District) Bell Park (Museum District) Houston Methodist West (Katy Freeway) Texas Childrens West (Katy Freeway) Rosenberg Fountain, 31st & Seawall (Galveston) Rosenberg Fountain, 12th & Ball (Galveston) Rosenberg Fountain, 15th & Ball (Galveston) Rosenberg Fountain, 20th & N1/2 (Galveston) Rosenberg Fountain, 21st & Ball (Galveston) Rosenberg Fountain, 21st & Post Office (Galveston) Rosenberg Library Fountain, 24th & Ball (Galveston) The Heron, Ashton Villa (Galveston) San Luis (Galveston) Moody Gardens (Galveston) Chase Tower (downtown) Jones Hall (downtown) Guadalupe Plaza Park (East Downtown) Kugel Ball Fountain (Hermann Park) Hyde Park Fountain, Lamar Park (Montrose) Lilian Schnitzer Fountain (Hermann Park) Neuhaus Fountain, Sam Houston Park (Downtown) Sleepy Hollow Fountain, Sleepy Hollow Park, Houston Sugar Land Town Square (Sugar Land) The Woodlands Mall 1 at the waterway (The Woodlands) The Woodlands Mall 2 at the waterway (The Woodlands) Anadarko Tower (The Woodlands) 1455 West Loop South (Uptown) Landry's HQ 1 (Uptown) Landry's HQ 2 (Uptown) Hess Tower (Downtown) Second Baptist (Houston) The Diana Fountain, Bayou Bend, MFAH (River Oaks) Mrs. Parker's Fountain, Rienzi, MFAH (River Oaks) Cascading fountain, Rienzi, MFAH (River Oaks) East Garden fountain, Bayou Bend, MFAH (River Oaks) Kemah Boardwalk 1 (Bay Area) Kemah Boardwalk 2 (Bay Area) One Sugar Creek Place fountain (Sugar Land) Sugar Creek entry fountains (Sugar Land) Brazos Town Center fountain (Rosenberg) City of Rosenberg south welcome sign/waterfall (Rosenberg) George Memorial Library Amphitheater Fountain (Richmond) KBR Tower, Cullen Center (Downtown) Hong Kong Mall St. Paul's Methodist Church One Post Oak Central, Apache (Uptown) Courthouse Square, Family Law Center (Downtown) Cotswold #10, Congress @ Main (Downtown) Cotswold #11, Congress @ Main (Downtown) 5050 Westheimer (Uptown) Kings Harbor (Kingwood) Green Street 1 (Downtown) Green Street 2 (Downtown) Green Street 3 (Downtown) Memorial City Treehouse (Memorial City) Nexen Building (Memorial City) Cobalt 1 (Memorial City) Cobalt 2 (Memorial City) Air Liquide Building 1 (Memorial City) Air Liquide Building 2 (Memorial City) Murphy 1 (Memorial City) Murphy 2 (Memorial City) The Fountains at Memorial City (Memorial City) 2929 Weslayan West Loop South (Uptown) The Mound- Centennial Gardens (Hermann Park) Pavilion fountain- Centennial Gardens (Hermann Park) Hanover Southampton (The Village) Hotel ZaZa - Memorial City (Memorial City) Wings Over Water @ Avenida Houston (Downtown) Glassell School of Art - Brown Foundation Plaza (Museum District) Catalyst - 1475 Texas Ave. (Downtown) Harmonica Man Park (?) Brazos and Pease (Downtown) Camden Pavilion Fountain - Midtown Park (Midtown) Waterfalls - Midtown Park (Midtown) Energy Center Five (Energy Corridor) Citgo headquarters (Energy Corridor) First Baptist (Houston) HEB Montrose Market (Montrose) MLK Humanities Building (TSU) Kelsey-Seybold Clinic, Holcombe Blvd. (Medical Center) Midtown Plaza water feature, Main @ McGowen (Midtown) Houston Botanic Garden - Entry Plaza MFA-H Kinder Building/Cullen Sculpture Garden (Museum District) Houston Zoo (Museum District/TMC) MFA-H Kinder Building "Inner Landscape" (Museum District) George Bush monument (Downtown) Alexan River Oaks (Upper Kirby/River Oaks) Houston Center (Downtown) Montgomery County Veterans Memorial (Conroe) Houston Botanic Garden - Culinary Gardens Highland Village - River Oaks Hermann Museum Circle Drive (Museum District) Kingwood Town Center - Kingwood Caruth Plaza Fountain 2 (NRG Park) Smart Financial Center (Sugar Land) Cemex Building (Memorial City) University of St Thomas Labyrinth I (Montrose/Museum District) University of St Thomas Labyrinth II (Montrose/Museum District) University of St Thomas Labyrinth III (Montrose/Museum District) Blossom Hotel (Medical Center) Hungry's restaurant (Rice Village) POST Roof park Downtown Aquarium Marlin Fountain (Downtown) Glenwood Cemetery - entrance to Glenwood Cemetery Falling Water - Evelyn's Park (Bellaire) Heritage Park Fountain - Pearland Sweetwater Country Club - Sugar Land Webster's Falls - Webster Legacy - Nassau Bay City Hall - Nassau Bay Old Town Spring Fountain - Spring League Park - League City Falcon Ranch Entrance Falcon Point Golf Course Grand Harbor #1 Grand Harbor Grand Harbor #2 Grand Harbor Grand Harbor #3 Grand Harbor Grand Harbor #4 Grand Harbor Harvest Plaza Fountain - downtown Katy Railroad Depot Plaza Fountain - Tomball Double Dragon - Hunan Garden - Rosenberg Memorial Fountain, Memorial Park - Texas City Union Carbide 80th Jubilee Fountain - Texas City Centennial Fountain - Texas City Pioneer Fountain - Texas City Pocket Park Fountain - West Columbia Railroad Museum Fountain - Galveston Wortham Fountain, UTMB - Galveston Bryan Museum Fountain - Galveston Hotel Galvez Fountain - Galveston Cedar Brake Park - Montgomery Memory Park - Montgomery St Mary's Catholic Church - Plantersville 1801 Smith (corner of Smith & Jefferson) - Downtown Museo Institute for Medical Arts Building #1 (Fannin & Southmore) - Museum District Museo Institute for Medial Arts Building #2 (San Jacinto & Southmore) - Museum District Museo Institute for Medical Arts Building #3 (Fannin & Palm) - Museum District Alexan River Oaks (Alabama @ Weslayan) - River Oaks/Galleria/Upper Kirby Lynn Wyatt Square for the Performing Arts - Downtown
  18. The last of Bush Airport's original banjos are being demolished as I type.
  19. St Louis's Union Station has been through a couple of iterations of rebirth. Glad it is up and running. FWIW the hotel is not a Conrad, and never has been. When Union Station was first refurbished and reopened as a retail/entertainment complex, I believe it was an Omni Hotel. Later it became a Hyatt Regency, then a Marriott, and then Doubletree. It is now a Curio Collection hotel (by Hilton).
  20. Westheimer being TXDoT controlled ROW should not eliminate the possibility of rail or other high-capacity transit in the corridor, and I doubt there is any "prohibition" that needs to be amended. TXDoT also controls the freeway ROWs and Metro has worked with them and is working with them to build HOV lanes and BRT structures.
  21. Recent aerial images of new D-West pier posted by HAS on George Bush Intercontinental Airport's Facebook page.
  22. I agree, it can be slow loading, especially when using a mobile device. I too would like to see fewer posts per page.
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